Recent content by Morry

And for yourself, I would suggest a game called Silent Storm. Basically, it's a more recent turn-based game.

A nice idea in theory, but the reality is that you would have a group of people ranting that Bethesda put spyware on their PC to detect other installed software.

Complete source code so modders can clean up any mess Bethesda leaves behind.

Re: A little bit of Fallout 3 talk from editor of PC gamer.. Oh god. Since when did pausing become a turn?

It was an expansion to Morrowind after all, you couldn't expect anything different apart from some new quests and different scenery. Even with the Werewolf decision, it was more of a "treat the disease", "do nothing" rather than an option, almost exactly like having vampirism.

I do see it as a chance for the mainstream gaming community to embrace the Fallout series. From what I have seen, casual gamers that have been shown the original Fallout games were quick to appreciate the detail that went in to those games. Even if Fallout 3 is a gross mutation of the original...

Silent Storm did a great job of making a 3D turn based shooter. If they make the gameplay like that along with the SPECIAL system and some good dialog, there's nothing wrong with a "modern" FO3.

Definately a lot faster than it was previously. Whatever you did, it was good.

Flamethrower - though fuel would be a rare find Bow and Arrow - What else would you find in a tribe?

13. Vampire the Masquerade Bloodlines That should have been higher than the Elder Scrolls. I would even put it right next to Fallout 1 and 2 as my picks. But by far the most hilarious part has to be how Warcraft 3 beat Diablo 2.

Most of the changes do seem logical. Would you really want a game where some random NPC finishes the game for you?

Elander: Yes, there is a growing rift between gamers that appreciate a good role playing experience and those that are simply out to bash some skulls in. However, there are gamers out there that have seen and enjoyed both areas of gaming. I have both enjoyed the deep role playing nature of...

I think Bloodrayne did a fair job of providing gory animations to 3D models. If you combine this gore with tactical gameplay like Silent Storm, add in the scenery of the Gamebryo engine and a story to rival the previous Fallout games, then we should have a Fallout 3 that will make us proud.

Yes. GameBryo is the Oblivion/Fallout 3 engine. Havok is simply the physics component.

It would be fantastic if they had a little teaser trailer at E3. I can just visualise it...opening up on a deserted cityscape with Ron Perlman voicing "War. War never changes".